COLUMBUS, Ohio — Columbus detectives on Thursday identified a 16-year-old as a wanted suspect in an Oct. 30 southwest-side homicide, 10TV reported, while NBC4 Columbus said a 17-year-old was arrested the same day as a second suspect in a separate May shooting in the northeast^1,2.

10TV, citing the Columbus Division of Police, said Jaycier Armstrong is wanted on charges of murder, aggravated robbery and felonious assault in the death of 18-year-old Aaliyah Chan¹.

Officers were called to the 1000 block of Hardesty Place West near Eakin Road about 8 p.m. Oct. 30 on a report of a shooting, 10TV reported¹.

Police found one person with a gunshot wound outside, then learned a second person had been shot in a basement apartment, where Chan was pronounced dead shortly before 8 p.m., 10TV said¹.

A third person went to a nearby hospital and was treated and released, and detectives said they believe an attempted robbery preceded the shooting, according to 10TV¹.

NBC4 Columbus reported a different case: on May 20, officers found 22-year-old Samir Mayes with a gunshot wound in the 4100 block of Migration Lane in the Strawberry Farms area; he died at a hospital at 4:55 a.m., and a woman had a minor arm injury².

Police told NBC4 that multiple people were trying to steal a vehicle parked outside a home when two people came onto a second-floor balcony and Cross began shooting before leaving².

NBC4 said Amari Cross, 19, was arrested Oct. 26 and charged with murder, and that a 17-year-old later identified as a second suspect was arrested Thursday, interviewed at police headquarters and taken to the Franklin County Juvenile Detention Center².

The 10TV account said the southwest-side homicide remained under investigation by the homicide unit¹. Neither station described the two cases as connected^1,2.